CD Set: The Myth of Christian America
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This is a series of stimulating lectures by David Bercot on the history of the United States from its European roots through the adoption of the U. S. Constitution. However, unlike other lectures on American history, these messages look at the history of the United States from the perspective of Jesus’ kingdom teachings. In the course of this series, Bercot demonstrates that America is not a Christian nation—and never has been. God has certainly blessed and used the United States in many ways, but that doesn’t make it a Christian nation. The messages are suitable for high school students and adults. This is a work in progress, and we now have available the first seven CDs (which are described below). ● Disc 1: In the Beginning. Describes Jesus’ kingdom teachings, the doctrine of the Two Kingdoms, and the early Christians witness. ● Disc 2: The Reformation vs. the Kingdom of God. Shows how the Reformation was not a return to the kingdom of God. ● Disc 3: Geneva—The Seedbed of American Christianity. Explains Calvin’s teachings and their impact on American history. ● Disc 4: When Puritans Ruled What life was like when the Puritans governed England. ● Disc 5: The English Come to America Describes the founding of Jamestown and Plymouth, but from a kingdom perspective. ● Disc 6: The Truth About Puritan New England Describes life in colonial New England prior to the American Revolution. Bercot reveals that three industries that helped the settlers in New England became prosperous were smuggling, rum distilling, and the slave trade. ● Disc 7: Causes of the American Revolution. In this message, Bercot not only analyzes the causes of the Revolution—including matters we didn’t learn in history class—but he does so from a kingdom perspective. Seven 60 min. audio CDs. $29.70 $29.70for the entire set of 7 CDs. Or you can purchase any of the CDs individually. Reviews Global Rating: 4.50 from 2 reviews See all reviews
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CD Set: The Myth of Christian America
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